Unless you’re a journalist covering national defense, the Pentagon’s daily press briefing probably isn’t your idea of must-watch television. It’s usually a mess of jargon-riddled questions and answers between the press and the unfortunate spokesperson tasked with explaining the Defense Department’s actions. Times of war are a little different.  For the past several weeks, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has been taking advantage of the beautification studio he had built next to the briefing room